Sometimes art just creeps in to every little nook and cranny. And if you can make something better, why not do so?
I was updating my paper display guide on a sheet of dot grid Fabriano paper when I decided to add some tangles. I chose the dot grid because the lines are easy that way with no need for a straight edge. Then I realized the dots were subtle enough that I could choose to ignore them just like portions of a string.
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Before color. Tangles are Skwim, Flux and Tipple. |
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With colored pencils |
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After laminating I wrote with an alcohol marker (or you could use dry erase markers). |
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And in use on my paper stand. |
After all the time taken in drawing and coloring, I decided to laminate it so I could write with any alcohol based marker. That way if I change things up later I can simply wipe it away with rubbing alcohol and not harm the artwork. In fact, I've already changed it from this purple to a prussian blue that I'm happier with.
Sure, it could have been quicker without the artwork, but my art space is happier... and so am I.
What a great. Idea. I love this, Betsy.
ReplyDeleteReally a wonderful idea! Your paper display is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous and a great idea! A lot of fun and i am sure using , too!
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